The Stream, March 13, 2024: Cambodia Canal Proposal Could Harm Mekong Delta
A proposed $1.7 billion canal in Cambodia would link a coastal port to a Mekong River tributary.
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A proposed $1.7 billion canal in Cambodia would link a coastal port to a Mekong River tributary.
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